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Madison Avenue & Off-Madison Avenue Collection CELINE CHLOE PRADA CHRISTOFLE GUCCI VALEXTRA CARTIER DOLCE & GABBANA PROENZA SCHOULER VALENTINO LANVIN BELSTAFF HERVE LEGER CREED FRED LEIGHTON GIVENCHY ALEXANDER MCQUEEN POMELLATO CHANEL LORO PIANA FENDI VACHERON CONSTANTIN KWAIT DAVID YURMAN GRAFF ROBERTO CAVALLI TORY BURCH CHOPARD FABERGE BARNEY’S SOTHEBY’S MONIQUE LHUILLIER LAUDEREE EMILIO PUCCI BOTTEGA VENETA JIL SANDER CAROLINA HERRERA LA PERLA OSCAR DE LA RENTA KATE SPADE GIORGIO ARMANI JOHN VARVATOS ALICE + OLIVIA JIMMY CHOO WOLFORD COACH BURBERRY LOUIS VUITTON SAINT LAURENT BERGDORF GOODMAN BRIONI PRADA MILLY ASPREY ANNE FONTAINE ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA MICHAEL KORS ISAIA PERRIN PARIS GEORG JENSEN BREITLING MADISON AVE AKR Portfolio Across LISTED NYSE the United States Madison Avenue is a premier destination for luxury in New York City and the ‘Off Madison’ Collection is a unique way for luxury retailers to interact with highly-valued customers. Our townhouses at 27 East Acadia Realty Trust is a REIT specializing in New York SoHo NoHo Tribeca Union Square 61st Street and 17 East 71st Street are exceptionally visible from Madison Avenue. 801 Madison Avenue the acquisition, re-development and operation Upper East Side Madison Avenue The Bowery and 27 East 61st Street can be tailored to provide a differentiated and intimate shopping experience of retail and urban mixed-use properties. We Midtown Downtown Brooklyn Greenwich Westport at a relatively attractive rent. The retail at Carlyle House at 991 Madison offers a sophisticated luxury continue to build a best-in-class real estate Chicago The Gold Coast Magnificent Mile The shopping experience surrounded by the timeless beauty of a historic Manhattan landmark. Madison portfolio with meaningful concentrations of Loop Lincoln Park Lakeview West Loop Wicker Avenue, between 57th St and 79th St, has long been a prime retail corridor for luxury fashion retailers. assets in the nation’s most dynamic markets. Park Washington D.C. Georgetown Dupont Circle Nearly 50 stores have opened on Madison Avenue within the past two years. Longstanding Madison Boston Cambridge Georgia Savannah Broughton Avenue tenants, such as Lanvin, Oscar de La Renta and Chanel, have recently expanded their presence Street San Francisco Union Square Pacific Heights on the street, while others have undergone costly renovations to invest in their Madison Avenue stores. P. 4 P. 5 801 Madison Avenue Between 67th Street & 68th Street ACADIA-OWNED ASSETS 27 E 61st St LEASED AVAILABLE P. 6 P. 7 H FLOOR AVAILABLE 18’ RETAIL: 801 Madison Avenue 1,192SF Between 67th Street & 68th Street 84’ H STORAGE FLOOR AVAILABLE 18’ RETAIL: Roof Special Madison Avenue 1,192SF Area 7,150 1920 Preservation District Available Square Footage Year Built Location 84’ 5 58’ H AVAILABLE Floors Building Height FLOOR 10’ VI.F * DN 18’ RETAIL: 1,326SF 84’ SECOND Open to AVAILABLE Below FLOOR * 10’ VI.F DN 18’ RETAIL: UP 1,057SF VENUE 84’ GROUND Open to AVAILABLE Above FLOOR 10’ VI.F DN 18’ RETAIL: * 1,326SF UP 84’ AVAILABLE CELLAR V.I.F. 9’-2” UP 18’ STORAGE: 1,057SF 84’ * B AL AVAILABLE RETAIL SPACE NON-RETAIL SPACE BUILDING CORE P. 8 P. 9 801 Madison Avenue P. 10 P. 1 1 The Retail at Carlyle House Between 76th Street & 77th Street ACADIA-OWNED ASSETS 27 E 61st St LEASED AVAILABLE P. 12 P. 13 The Retail EE at Carlyle House Between 76th Street & 77th Street TH 2,586 1930 2 77 Available Square Footage Year Built Floors RETAIL 2 RETAIL 4 RETAIL 5 844 SF 666 SF 414 SF 860 SF 1060 SF VENUE SEC EE LEASED RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE RETAIL SPACE NON-RETAIL SPACE BUILDING CORE TH 77 VENUE LEASED RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE RETAIL SPACE NON-RETAIL SPACE BUILDING CORE P. 14 P. 15 The Retail at Carlyle House 27 East 61st Street Between Park Avenue and Madison Avenue ACADIA-OWNED ASSETS LEASED AVAILABLE P. 16 P. 17 DN EEAT EHEA EEAT E M CT F M E TEACE 15’ 27 East DN SIXTH EEAT 12’-3” UP AC F 61st Street 15’ DN W/D AVAILABLE: C 1,035SF 69’ FF EEAT F E 15’ M E TEACE AVAILABLE: 1,035SF 69’ F 2014/2015 EEAT F Year Built 15’ RETAIL: 1,500SF +/- 60’ ST 100’5” Building Height THIRD EEAT F 15’ RETAIL: 1,500SF On Grade Ground Floor 100’5” SECOND 12 feet EEAT F Ceiling Heights 15’ RETAIL: 1,450SF 100’5” 7 (including lower level) Floors G EEAT F 15’ RETAIL: DN 1,500SF 100’5” EEAT T WATER/ELECTRICAL CELLAR 15’ CCAC STORAGE: 1,450SF 100’5” Configuration depicted subject to approval LEASED RETAIL SPACE AVAILABLE RETAIL SPACE NON-RETAIL SPACE BUILDING CORE P. 18 P. 19 17 East 71st Street Between Madison Avenue and Fifth Avenue ACADIA-OWNED ASSETS 27 E 61st St LEASED AVAILABLE P. 20 P. 21 SIXTH G F SDSH SALON LEASED RETAIL SPACE 1,225SF 20’ 17 East 71st Street NON-RETAIL SPACE BUILDING CORE SPACE 73.5’ FF F SDSH SALON 1,225SF 20’ 1910 1992 91’ 7 Special Madison Avenue Year Built Year Renovated Building Height Floors including Preservation District Lower Level Location SPACE 73.5’ F F KOICHI YANAGI ORIENTAL FINE ARTS 1,225SF 20’ SPACE 73.5’ THIRD F 1,225SF 20’ SPACE 73.5’ SECOND F 1,225SF 20’ G F F BELOW SPACE 73.5’ G F 1,598SF 20’ 198 F SPACE 81’ BASEMENT 910SF 20’ 910 F P. 22 SPACE P. 23 81’ The upscale salon, founded in 2009, is the collaboration of famed stylist Sally Hershberger and colorist Sharon Dorram. Services include hair color, haircut and style, conditioning treatments and straighteneing, extensions, eyebrow care and make up and nail care. THE ROW was established in 2006 by Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen. Since its launch, the brand has expanded Koichi Yanagi Oriental Fine Arts specializes in paintings, to include a range of ready-to- screens, ceramics, tea ceremony objects, lacquer, and wear, eyewear, and handbags. Buddhist art. Founded in 1998, it is the successor to Mr. THE ROW reflects a sense of Yanagi’s private gallery in New York. relaxed and timeless elegance, focusing on fine fabrics and the Koichi Yanagi Oriental Fine Arts and its predecessor perfect fit. In 2012, The Council galleries have sold works to many museums and of Fashion Designers of America institutions, including The Asian Art Museum of San named Ashley and Mary-Kate as Francisco; the British Museum, London; the Brooklyn Womenswear Designers of The Museum of Art; The Cleveland Museum of Art; the Year. Part of THE ROW’s mission Idemitsu Museum of Arts, Tokyo; the Kyoto National is to support high-end fashion Museum; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; The manufacturing in the US. Metropolitan Museum of Art; the Museé de Nice; The Museum of Fine Arts, Boston; the Shizuoka Prefectural Museum of Art; and the Tokyo National Museum. P. 24 P. 25 In 1990, Vera Ellen Wang opened her own design salon in the Carlyle Founded in 1893 in Saint Junien, Hotel in New York that features France, the Perrin family began her trademark bridal gowns. She a century-old tradition of expert has since opened bridal boutiques glove making in the French in New York, London, Tokyo and epicentre of leather goods Sydney. Wang has also expanded craftsmanship. PERRIN PARIS her brand name through her has extended their expertise into fragrance, jewelery, eyewear, shoe a cohesive collection of luxury and homeware collections. Wang leather goods and accessories, has made wedding gowns for committed to combining the finest many well-known public figures, quality skins, sourced in France, such as Chelsea Clinton, Ivanka with highly conceptual design. Trump, Alicia Keys, Mariah Carey, PERRIN PARIS has boutiques in Uma Thurman, and Kate Hudson. Paris, New York, Los Angeles Wang’s evening wear has been and Hong Kong; a design studio worn at many red carpet events & showroom in Paris. by stars including Viola Davis, Sandra Bullock and Sofia Vergara. Her evening wear has also been worn by Michelle Obama. P. 26 P. 27 LEASING CONTACTS 17 East 71st Street 801 Madison Avenue The Retail at Carlyle House Michael Oliverio Vice President, Leasing [email protected] (914) 288-3385 27 East 61st Street Matthew Harrison Director, Development [email protected] (212) 324-1255 P. 28 P. 29 Madison Avenue & Off-Madison Avenue Collection 330 Madison Avenue, Suite 3105 212.324.1255 New York, NY 10017 acadiarealty.com @acadiarealty.
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